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THE CHARLES A. voeELER co.. Baltimore. I'D.
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GnarOs ,,nb Sctait.
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manity. The number psesent Wa
variously Estimated at besween 1000
and 10000, mboy men and women be
ing compelled 70 stand alonk the outer
fed fence. 1t was an enthusiastic
and apprecistive sseemblage that loud.
ly applauded q pretty play on either
side. When Myers, OF the Washing
tons, stopped to the bat he was pre-
seDted with q gold headed cane by
q number Of bis old Tene Haute
friends (hie former home). A few
minutes later q large bou-
quet was handed him, and at
shout the came time Boyle, OF the
home team, was the recipient OF
large n lrsl basket. Washington bad
on easy victory, making on In the
second on two base hit aud IN error,
one In the fourth on two singles and
an out, another In the sixth on two
tipeles and a passed ball, and three in
the seventh on two singles, double
q three Dagger and a psesed ball. In.
disnspolis scored In the second inning
on three singles and q passed ball.
Score
Indisnspoiis.......0 100000 0 o.
Wsshington.......0 l 0 l 0 300-8
Earned runs-Wsshingtop 8. Two
base hits--0'Brien, Hines. Three.
base hits-Daily. Double plsy-Bss.
sett to shomberg; Glasscock to Bas-
sett 10 Shomberg; Bassett to Myers;
Donnelly 10 Myers to Mack TO Myers |;
0'Dsy 10 Farrell TO 0'Bhen; 0'Bien
to Donnelly. Fist base on balls
seery. Cshill, Soomberg, GlasscoCk.
First base on errors Indianapolis |.
Stuck ont ..Shomberg, Boyle, Carroll,
Deily. Passed bsll--Myers, /; Mack,
]. Wild Pitch. Boyle / Time-l rs
Umpire'.-Sullivsn, OF Chicago.
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rHE ASSOCIATION.
NJ Louis, 10; NETS, q.

vt. LOUIS, July 4. -Mornlng game
The champions knocked Mays out Of
the box in the SIKH inning, in this
mornings game, after batting him FIR
twsnty.ons hits, including home rams
by Oomiskey and Fouz. King, on
the other hand, was very effective, and
was eplendidly supported by BOYLE,
who caught brilliant game. TIE
game was ono sided, outside OF the
champions heavy hitting and brilliant
fielding. Score-St. Louis, Is; Nero
poliisns, 2.
Earned runs-St. Louis, o; Nets, /.
Two base hits-La,ham, Gleason and
Fou y. Three base hit-Welch. Home
-Comisky and Fou'z. Double
plsys-HolbeTt and Hankinson, Hol.
bert and Eisterbook, Gleason, Robin.
son and Oomitky. First base on balls
King, Robinson 2, and Comisky.
HIT by pitched bsll-Nelson. First
base on errors-St. Louis, /. Struck
out-By King, 4; by Mays, 2. Wild
pitches-By Mays, q; King, 1. Time
Two hours, Umpire-Curry.
No. Lsuis. 10, Nets, q.
NJ. LOUIS, Mo, July 4.-The cham.
piorB captured the second game today
from the heIopolitsns by another ter
rife slugging game this afternoon, In
hioh Old Pop Lynch was the target.
They hit him vlcioully, FJutz making
two home runs and WEIGH what Was In
reality home run. Csrulhers pitched
q magnificent game, aud was splendid.
ly supported by young Jack Boyle,
who IL now catching in great style.
Brilliant fielding, especially on the
champions part, was the order OF the
day. Caruthera especially distin-
guished himself by capturing foul
4 " after q hard run up to the grand
stand Tie fielding Of Gleason, Robin
son, Hankinson and Welcb, and the
mseni6cent hitting Of Fouiz, WEIGH
al d Comlskey's timely drives we're tie
besI features Of the game. Score:
g.. LIuis........-0 9 l l4026 go
Metropolitsus...1 o 00i00l O. 8
ltsummsry--R,rnei runs-st. Louis,
Is; Metropolitan, 2. Two base hits
Sylvester, PoutE, Robinson and
0'Brien. Three base hit-Welch.
Homo runs -Fouiz, 3. Double plays
-O'Bnen and Holbert. Nelson, Rad.
ford aud H,rklnson, ID ,thsm. hobln-
sou and Oomiskey, Sylvester, Latham
and Oomiskey. First base on balls -
Osruthers, Wsloh aud Robinson. HIT
by pitched bill-G leason. Struck out
by Lynch, l. Passed balls-som.
mer, Boyle, |. Time-rso houIs
and fifteen minutes. Umpire Curry
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GRENADA, MISS.
wnithati Endorsed for tho u. n.
sensss-stste and County nom.
fnntiOns,
ESPECIAL TO rHH APPkAL.I

ESPECIAL TO rHH APPEAL.l
GRENADA, MISS, July 4.-The Coun-
ty Democratic Convention met to-day
with fall delegation of representative
Democracy. Walthall was Endorsed
for the United States Senate with q
unanimous vote amidst intense ap
plause and great enthusiasm. Tue
following were nominated on the first
bsllot, except Perry: y. Longstreet,
for legislature; q. b. Jonee, sheriff !;
/. 7. Thomas, obancsry clerk; J. y.
Perry, circuit clerk; Il. q. Payne,
treasurer; Sam Laurence, supervisor
for this beat. J. J. Slack was nomi-
mated on first ballot for district at
tornoy and delegates appointed ard
II 10 believed he will be our next dis.
tict attorney. The county was in
structed for ]. II. McAfee, Of Tails
hatchee, for State Senator. The ticket
is good and strong one and gives
satisfaction. The vention wound
up with much enthusiasm. Walthall
leaves tomorrow and will speak a.
Clsrksdale July 9.
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ABERDEEN, MISS.
state ssd Cesnty Nominations by
the Dsmocrstis Convection.
ESPECIAL TO rus APrrAL.I

ESPECIAL 70 rhu AFftAL.l
ABERDKrs, MISS July 4.-rhe Dem.
ocratic County Convention met at the
courthouse today at IL O'Clock IN. The
convention was com posed Of sixty del
egates, chosen from the different Su.
pervlsor's Districts In the county. b.
q. Sims waa elected chairman and q.
b. Flint secretary. w. u Walker was
Endorsed for district attorney; Ham
Marshall Was nominated for sheriff
j J. Evans for chsncery clerk, Des
Wood for circuit clerk, J. X. Carey ijr
county treasurer, X. q. Crenshaw for
assessor, 4. ID. Bullock for coro-
ner and ranger. J. I. Dill.
worth, James Rapdle MuIf
and I. A. ELEPHANT for representatives,
and j. q. BuTdine was indorstd for
State senator from this district. OIL.
X. o. Reynolds, the able SO nator from
this district, declined TO be = candi.
dat, Tor reelection. A resolution was
passed iudoising his course as senator
during the past eight years.
WE B,skins, Oi Oko ct M, candidate
for district attorney, was In tie city
today.
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COLUMBUS. Mss.
The eiorioa. Fourth Appropriately
Celebrated.
IsrtoilL 70 rHs lrPilL.l


CoLuxBus. Mss, July 4.-What q
glorious insti,I,on the Four h Il July
IL. This first thing We heard tnis morn.
Ing was the boom Of cannon and the
rattle Of musketry, a. the r,a 'men and
the light artillery fred the national
"a ute Of thirteen rounds. The United
States aw has been n1aiing In the
breess ali day from thu signal pole.
Our Jewish cltissns celebrated the day
by big picnic Al OoI's mill, near here.
which proved . success In every way
and . most enjoyable aaair. The
stores have been clo,ed ali day and
this evening tue band " out driving
around town In the baud wagon, Civ.
Ing q general serruafe. Haven't seen
q iinsc man trying 20 paint the town
red today.
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CHICAGO GIVEN ADOUBLE BOOST
BY NEW YORK.
Detroit Finds Boston a Rather Easy
Victim, and Maintains
Her Lead.
PITISBURG AND PHILADELPHIA
DIVIDE HONORS.
81. Louis Takes Vengeance on The
Nets and Louisville on the
Athletics.

CHICAGO, Ill, July 4.-Morning
game-Between New Y0rk's errors
and Chicsgo's almost iaultless play this
morning, the White Stockings had
very little trouble with Mutries men.
In the second inning bsse on play, a
three Dagger and single, gaze two
runs. La the fourth three Dagger
and wild pitch gave another, and in
the sixth base hit and exceedingly
complicated error Of Wards and &
wild pitch gave two more. II made
five for Chicago and New York could
only get one-in the ninth-when
Wards double and Cores single was
produc i've. Score
Chicaoo.....,..,,, 0 20 02O0 IS
New York;. 0 0 0 o 5000 IL
Earned runs - Cnicago, 2; New
York, |. Two base hlts-Ryan, Ward
and Tiernan. Three base hits-Flint
and williamson. Double play-Will.
hanson, Pleifer, Arson, Richardson,
Ward. First bsss on balls-0a Keefe,
5. Hit by pitch bsll-Tiernan. First
base on erroB-ChicaRo, /; New
York, /. Struck out-Clarkson 4,
Keele 4. Passed ball-Flint 2. Wild
piich-Keefe 3. Time One hour and
iorty.hve minutes. Umpire-Pierce.
Chicago, a. New Yorh.a.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 4-Aiternoon
game-Anson aud DAILY won the game
this afternoon. II was In the eighth
inning. and New York had two runs
and Ohicsgo one. DAILY made a base
hit, stole second and laid up Richard.
son In the attempt, went 10 third on q
wild pitch, and started for home on
another. Welch got In front OF him,
and va' sent 10 Join Richardson, the
base raining being the most vicious
ever known. This tied tho game, and
then Ryan and Sullivan made base
hits. aud Arson came 90 the front
with a long single when II was m lst
needed. Tbs tao men on bases scored
and New York was blsnked ninth.
Score
Chicago .........0 l 900 0Sx-4
New York.....".l 5000 000-2
Earned Tuns-Ohicago, 8. Two
base bits-Ryan and Brown. Double
plsy-Daly end Anson. First on bali
Baldwin, / WEIGH, 2. First on errors
Chicago, 2; New York, /. strut 4
out-Baldwin, s; WEIGH, 7. Passed
bAll-Brown, l. Wild pitches Bald.
wiz, L. Welch, q Time-Two hours
Umpife-Pierce.
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LonI.YIIIe. m Aih.iIin.n

LOUISVILLE, kr., July l-Ailef.
noon game--lhe DISAPPOINTMENT
cags d by the rain In the mornipy had
the h,c, OF htiuglrg ou a tig crawd
II The ball pax thi, afternoon, ibere
beirg about 0)00 people present Tbe
Athletics played 4 poor he'dlng game.
the wofk a Townsend bebIpJ he
bat being especially weak. Weyhins
vas batled hAri aud the victory Of n =
home club Was due TO the ea, xi,h
which they hit him. Score -
Loulsville.m,.00 iObtIo.-,i
Athlstio'""."o0 00e2oo- s
Earned runs-Louisyllle, g. Ath.
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Detroit, y, Boston, 3.

DITRorr, Miou., July Adjoining
game BY q perfect fielding game and
with punched batting, aided by Bos-
tonian errors, Detroit won this morn
ing'e game 10 the great del ighi OF 1000
peop'e. Madden pitched fairly well,
but YES extremely nervous and threw
Wild 10 the baoes, and a wild pitch
giving two runs 10 Detroit In the fifth.
Wise did great work In right, and the
double play by Thompson aud Canal
on which Hornung retired at the
Pla'o In the eighth Was the feature oi
the game. while Johnston In che sixth
captured d iisull fly and tho crowd
al the same time. Score
Dettoit.-.........l3 002 00-7
Boston .,......,....,0 OOlllO-3
Earned runs-Detroii, :; Boston, 3.
Two bAse hils -Twiichell aud Wheel.
ock. ThIei base hits Tate end John.
ston. Home runs Richardson and
WiiC. BNe on balls-Madden First
basc On euon-Detroit, 3. Wild
pltCA-Madden, |. Struck out
rWitch,ll, Madden, Morrill,. Double
pay-Roye, DUNLAP and Brouthea;
Ihompton and Camel. Time -One
hour and City minutes. Umpire
Does her.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

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InaInnnpeII.. al Mn.nI,Iion. a

ISpIASArolis, lgD., July 4.-Rhn
iutshered with The morning game
huie today, and disappointed n large
crowd Who bad gone 10 the grounds
with tho tKDec'a ion Of witnessing II.
Early In the afternoon every street
leading " Athletic Park was crowded
i.n otople, and long before play ives
,lied the grand stand and sweat
81 rds wero asweltering NAV Of hu.
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uesxI RaIn-Nn .lnm.-

LoUnylLLs, kr., July Adjoining
eame-The game advertised 10 be-
played In the morning between the
Athlete and Louisville clubs was
prevented by heavy rain which
lasted an hour.
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letic, AgTvo base hits - werrier. |
Hsckef and Wolf. Double pISY-4
Bauer and McGarr. First baSe on
slls-WeyhiAg, 8; Ramsey, T.. Hit
by pitched balle--Hecker and Wolf.
Struck out--Rsmssy, z; weighing, 3.
Passed balls - Townsend, 8. Wild
pitch-Weyhipg,2 2. Umpire Hurley.
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clncinus,i q, p.,,,.or.. a.

CiSoISsArI, o, July Adjoining
gameD-Ballimore won q game from The
Reds In the presence OF nearly 5000
peopis. Plain,every-day Elmer SIN th
was hit hard. "PhenomenAn smith
kept the Cincinnatians down 20 Elk
actual a1d badly scat cred hits. Me-
Phee and Carpenter we're woeiully OIL
10 field work, though Carpenters
dot bls brough, in Reilly with thu only
earned run OF the locals. Corkhill's
catch Of Trotl's hit on which Summers
was doubled mp, wa, feature Of the
coul@t Score
OiloinnAti.........l 90 10000 O-2
Baltimlre........3 90 | 0002 rs
Enn6d rnns-C.ncinnati, |. Bait.
m,re,% Two base hits Barns ard
Carpenter. Three base hna-Griilil a,
urcell aud Reilly. Double plays -
Oorkhill aud McPhee. Flst base on
balls--NoPhee, Fennely, Barns and
Sommsr. Hit by pitched ball j. Keen.
an. Fret base on eIrore-Balt more,
4. Struck out NJ Pnee, Nichol,
Smith (Baltimorc) and wood.
Time, l;60 UmpirO-Ferguson.
Cissinss,i, mt Bsi'iaere. Q.
CisoIsSATi, o., July 4.-Aileruoon
eAme-Oincinnsti tur isd the tables on
the Bsltimores this afternoon, In the
presence Of 5000 enthusiastic celebra.
tors Of the Fourth. Kllroy was simply
killed, and singles we're a good deal
moro common than black berries are
this tsason. IL va, q hard hitting
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PbIiAdeIphis, q, Pi,,.burr,s.

PmLADELrnIA, PA, July An the
afternoon game the PhiIliea could not
bit Calvin, white the P.ttshuigers did
hit F,Teuson rather freely. STUPID
coschirg derived the local club Of
two runs in the sixth. A great run
n,ug catch by Coleman was about the
only feature. Smith was away "a nj
shor'. Attendance about 5000. Score
Philadelphis.,...0 0 00Oi 1914
Plttsburg ......... 4 q 20OO2 0x-S
Enned runs-PhiAdeIphia, / Pits
bug g, Two bass hits -Fauar, Beech.
or, Coleman. Three bare hits-W Wood,
Fosartv, Smith. Double play-Bastian
and Mclaughlin. Fret on b,lls-
Miller, 2; Whitney, Barley. First
on errors Philadelphia, 8; PittsDurg,
l. Struck out-Wood, Fogsrty, Nc.
Laushln, Bstian, Whitney, Calvin,
.. Passed halls--Olements, l. wild
pilcGes-Ferguson, 2 Tme-One
IA ~ and fifty minutes. Umpire
Valentine.
Ptii-burE, 81 philadelphia, ..
Pm LADElrtuA, Pa, Jnly Morn.
iug gams-About 5000 pc lple watched
Pli.siclphia dtiea, Pittsburg this
morning by better fielding The game
was sharply played, and there wefe
macy bits OF brilliant fielding, Brown,
Smith, Bmtian and Irwin excelliug M
the laGer respect. Coleman va, pro
sertei with a diamond pin and nlra
design. Score
Phi'ale.ph'a...0 i0O22
P,taourg., 10000 O202 000-l
Earned jure-Philadelphla, q; Pitts
burg, 2. Two base hiis-wood
Anlfags, Bas.lan, Irwin, McCiulre
Carroll, BArblcy. Three base hits
Mclaughlin, NcGuire aud Brown
Home run-Beechsr. Double plays .
Bas.ain and Fsrrsr, McKinnon at,
Batkl0Y First on bAlls-Andrewr
BRs,ain, irwin, Mcclure and Carol
2; Smith and whitney 4 Fint o.
cgron-Pli adelhia, 3; Pitlshure. /
Struck olt--Androws aud Fopsrty
Tme-Two houm. Umpire Valen
lire.
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CLEVELAND, D., July 4 Morning
gsme.-Twelve innings were played
this morning between Cleveland and
Brooklyn, and at 2 o'clock the umpire
declared the contest draw, the score
standing 7 tot. 1t was an exciting
game and both teams made bad errors
at critical points. Score-Cleveland,
7; Brooklyn 7,
Earned runs-Cleveland, /; Brook
lyn, 4. Two base hits - Hotaling,
sweeny, Allen, Terry. Three base
hit-McTsmmany. Double play
swartwood, Pinkney. First on balls
Stricken, Mexican, Hotalipg, Swee.
ny, Pinkney, Mcclellan, 4; swsrt.
wood, Greer, Q. Hit by pitched ball
.-Hotsling. First on errors-Cleve.
land, 3; Brooklyn, 2. Struck out
Phillips, Saith, Greer. Passed balls
Snyder. 4; Greer, 8. Wild pitches
Morrison, l; Terry, l. Tims-Two
bonrs and fifteen minutes. Umpire =
Moo 1ade.
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Searcy Springs.

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Reduced railroad fare to all visitors. For
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CIeveIAnA. =, BroohIyn. 2.

CLEVELAND, O., July 4.-Aiternoon
game-The afternoon game was very
fine contest, ana the home team won
it on lie merits. Their playing was
equal to that OF the Brookly Ds in The
Held and inferior to II at the bat.
Harkins was hit freely, especially in
the frat inning Daily was pitching
for the Clevelands aud they could not
understand his curves. While only a
few Of them struck out, the BALANCE
could not hlt.Daily safe. The features
Of the game were the iifield work OF
Mexican, Toy and Stricken. Mexican
made the star play Of the game by a
ltft.handed grouoder. AttOndspce
about 5000. score--Clevelsnd, 8;
BroolyD, 2.
Earned runs-Cleveland, 0; Brook
lyn |. Tso base htE-Sticker, 2;
Phillips, Smith. Three base hits
Hptsling. FIRST ON bslls-Sthcker.
Pinkney, McTammsuy, Swart wood.
First on e,rors-- Cleveland, 9; Brook
Ign, l. Struck out-Sweeny, Daily,
2, Pinkney, Phillips, Harkins. Time
Two hou's Umpire-MtQaade.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-28
WASHINGTON CRITIC
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The Washington critic., 1887-06-28
The +" Art Amateur,r

Among the many practical working de-
signs in the July number Of the art .iad,eu'
Is charming plate, In twelve colors, of
"Kingfshers," a companion to the "Tit-
mce' recently given, The articles OF timely
and practical value are numerous, some
hints on landscape painting, lesson on
landscapes in china painting, and the ITEM
porary Decoration OF Seaside Cottage,n by
Riordan, being of special interest. There
are also interesting notices OF the London
Royal Academy, the Millet exhibition in
Paris and the French paintings ut the Ma
tional Academy. Montague Sparks, pub.
Usher Nav York
The Washington critic., 1887-06-28
"rbe Eclectic, for ,,uIy.

With the July number Of the Eclectic be-
gins the for'y.slxth volume OF this ably
conducted aud successful publication, which
month by month contains the choicest
selections from the foreign, and especially
the English, magazines and reviews.
Among the contributors to the present mum
Der are Sir Francis Hastings Doyle, W. IL.
Mallock, Richard Jeffeies aud George j.
Romance. The lat,er's article on "Mental
Differences Between Men and Women Will
provoke great interest and probably sharp
controversy The present number, which
Is OF marked interest, also contains a
hitherto unpublished fragment by Lord
Byron. E. l.. pelton, publisher, 90 Bond
street, New York.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-28
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